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Randall Ollenberger, Elektriker des 60. Bauingenieurgeschwaders der US-Luftwaffe, steht am 14. März 2019 auf der Travis Air Force Base Schlange. Ollenberger musste die Hangar-Türschiene begradigen, damit sie einwandfrei funktioniert. (Foto der U.S. Air Force von Airman First Class Otte)
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Flieger 1. Klasse Cameron Otte
60. Luftmobilitätsflügel Public Affairs
travis air force base
Elektriker des Tiefbau-Staffels
divids
ultrahohe Auflösung
hohe Auflösung
Kalifornien
Auftragnehmer
Bauen & Konstruktion
Zimmerleute
Datum
14/03/2019
Lage
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Defense Visual Information Distribution Service
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